Tigers Split Twin Slugfests With Brunswick South
Thomasville Tigers split a doubleheader with Brunswick, winning 10–1 in the opener and dropping a 12–4 decision in the nightcap as Pat Pennucci and Jerry Farington starred for the Tigers while Brunswick piled up five homers and multiple extra-base hits. Pennucci left with a leg strain after a sixth-inning foul ball.
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Bill Baab
Enterprise
Brunswicks Cardinals
Thomasville
Tigers
Brunswick
Cardinal
Pat Pennucci
Cornell University
Pennucci
Tiger
Jerry Farington
Ohio State University
Cardinals
Wayne Burchfield
Lee Green
Ron Lange
Max Moll
Fiyers
John Kuk
Lef
Pennucet
Paul Pavelko
Tiple
Green
Russ Maddick
Hal Grier
Marty Richardson
Warren Larty
Maddick
Craig
Jan Fiiek
Mike Jones
Jones
Kenny Schulte
Grier
Barry
Schuitzie
Richamison
Woods
John Matehick
Max Stoll
Sient
Seegmiller
Barty
Madchick
Fiiek
Stoll
Feldstein
Richardson
Neely
Carte
Burchfield
Tommy Ae
Pearctifield
Beck
Cardinals edge Tigers in doubleheader as McDaniel sparks win
McDaniel homered to tie the opener in the fourth and later doubled in two runs as the Cardinals pulled away. Willis held the Tigers to four hits, lifting Dublin’s Braves toward a 2 1 defeat as Schultz and McAfee provided highlight moments and Kuk and Reese produced late threats.
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Campbell
Bengal
Glenn Working
Ron Willis
Pavelko
Willie
Kuk
Travis Martin
RBI
Willis
Reese
Barker
McDaniel
St. Louis
Lindy McDaniel
von McDaniel
Oklahoma City
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Jack Newcomer
Larry Ballard
Martin
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Neely
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Ballard
Grier
Harold Holyfield
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Gaynor Cawley
Don Nelson
George Campbell
Werking
Green
Schultz
Cawley
Dublin
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Moultrie
Colts
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Rose City
Brunswick
Cardinal
Baseball scores and schedules from yesterday and today
Yesterday results include New York 6 Los Angeles 0 and Boston 9 Kansas City 3. Today’s games feature Los Angeles at New York and Kansas City at Boston with Cleveland at Chicago among others. MLB and minor leagues listed with standings and matchups.
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New York
Los Angeles
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
Coston
Slugger Clinton Powers Red Sox Past A's
Lu Clinton, mocked as a weak hitter, bashes two homers including a grand slam to drive in six as Boston beat Kansas City 9-3. Clinton, in for Carroll Hardy, lifts the Red Sox to within two games of the A's with strong outfield duty and clutch power.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Kansas City
A’s
Lu Clinton
Red Sox
Model airplane contest at Thomasville Youth Center
Vaughan's Sporting Goods and the Thomasville Youth Center co sponsor a model airplane contest at the Center on July 28. entrants aged seven to eighteen compete in three levels with models built on site July 16 to 28. Registration at Vaughan's July 2 to 14 with trophies for top two in each age group.
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Vaughan's Sporting Goods
Thomasville Youth Center
Vaughan
Yankees Win First Softball Contest
The Yankees defeated the White Sox 11 to 9 to open YMCA Boys Softball season. Danny Alday and Randall Hatcher led with 2 for 2 each in a 16 hit attack, Tim Davis 2 for 3, while Gene Hagan and David Pearson went 2 for 2 and 2 for 3 for the Sox.
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Yankees
White Sox
Danny Alday
Randall Hatcher
Tim Davis
Gene Hagan
David Pearson
Sox
Tigers Top Pirates 7-5 in YMCA Softball Clash
In YMCA Boys' Softball League action the Tigers defeated the Pirates 7-5. Ronnie Fudge and Gordon Palmer led the Tigers with 2-for-3 outings while Owen Titus and Jimmy Rayburn each went 2-for-2 for the Pirates.
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Tigers
Pirates
YMCA
Ronnie Fudge
Gordon Palmer
Owen Titus
Jimmy Rayburn
Sunnyland Downs Elks 6 5 in YMCA Little League clash
Sunnyland beat the Elks 6 to 5 in YMCA Little League action. Wannie Brookerd earned the win with help from Stanley Denial. Steve Stubbs took the loss after a rain postponed game. Brookerd Gainous Utley led winners with two hits each. Utley and Wood hit doubles. Harris tripled. Turner 3 for 4 and Chaney 2 for 4 led Elks. Turner and Gibson doubled for the losers.
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Sunnyland
Elks
YMCA
Wannie Brookerd
Stanley
Steve Stubbs
Brookerd
Lavon Gainous
Willie Utley
Utley
Ray Wood
Dale Harris
Jimmy Turner
Billy Chaney
Turner
Steve Gibson
Thomasville Dairy Tops YMCA 6-5 in Softball Clash
Thomasville Dairies edged the YMCA 6-5 in YMCA Ladies Softball League action last night. Viola Suber doubled and singled in three trips, Elaine Griffin went 2 for 3, Peggy Gainous had three singles in four, while Jerry Hurst went 2 for 4 for the YMCA. Rain halted the Watkins vs Warners game.
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Thomasville Dairies
YMCA
Watkins
Warners
Viola Suber
Elaine Griffin
Peggy Gainous
Jerry Hurst
Balfour's Lumberjacks defeat Mitchell Lumber 9-7 in league
Balfour's Lumberjacks toppled Mitchell Lumber Co. 9-7 in Men's Industrial League softball. Larry Johnson went 3 for 3 to lead Balfour, with Jerry Alderman and Wesley Blair each 2 for 3. Mitchell's Sonny Stoddard and N. J. Roddenberry each collected 3 hits, while Tommy Glenn had 2 for 3 and Jimmy Dollar 2 for 2.
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Mitchell Lumber Co
Stegall Electric
Flowers Baking
Larry Johnson
Jerry Alderman
Wesley Blair
Sonny Stoddard
Mitchell
N. J. Roddenberry
Tommy Glenn
Jimmy Dollar
No-Hitter by Phil Bradner Lifts Moose Lodge in Pony League
Phil Bradner struck out 15 and walked free while allowing no hits as Moose Lodge defeated Neel's 12-2. Bradner also doubled and tripled in four at bats, with Nelson Caviness adding two hits. Coats and Clark beat Davis Meter 21-20 in a Little League makeup game. Len Willis took the loss with 10 strikeouts and five walks.
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Phil Bradner
Moose Lodge
Neel
Charles Lane
Howard Stephens
Moose
East Wins 13-8 In All American Bowl On Pass Defense
The East defeats the West 13-8 as a halftime pass defense adjustment stifles West attack. Key plays include Gabriel connecting with Miller for 43 yards, Ferguson’s 6 yard score, and Hail’s interception return. West pushes to the East 1 late before time runs out.
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Associated Presse
Buffalo, No&y
Wé@fense
Roman Gabriel
North Carolina State
Bob Ferguson
Ohio State
Gabriel
Minnesota
Tom Hail
Sandy Stephens
Miami
Bill Miller
West
Ferguson
Davis
Pittsburgh Football Schedule Heads to West Coast and Midwest
Pittsburgh's football team will visit UCLA Oklahoma TCU Syracuse and Notre Dame this fall for a slate of road games against major programs.
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UCLA
Oklahoma
TCU
Syracuse
Notre Dame
JCKC Race Day Purses Detail Results
Friday results list opening win prices for races 1 through 11 at JCKC with runners such as First Race Monkey, Second Race Big John Brown, Third Race Downs Babe, and other notable horses like Mandy Candy and Hi Tiny. Totals include Quinuelas and Exotics with long-shot pays and final times around 31.9 to 40 seconds.
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Secret Energy
Babe
Hi Gale
Fast Pap
Quinieta
Mandy Candy
Rebel Plutocrat
June Glow
Mar Hanley
Defraud
Ohn Webster
Quiniela
Cactua Noel
Foxy Stromboli
Holly's
Quinteta
Beck
H.T
Prince Caney
Hickory Margo
Hi Tiny
Italian Lace
Mulvane
Blenette
Much Red
Mailfoto
Danny
Lucille
Wright and Jessen battle for National Open lead
Mickey Wright and Ruth Jessen, dominant this year, share the 36 hole lead at 148 in the National Open in Myrtle Beach. Hagg is third at 151, with Romac Faulk, Prentic and Lindstrom close behind. Wright has won three Open titles in four years and leads earnings at 7,700, while Jessen has one win and 6,500 in 10 events.
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8.C
Mickey Wright
Ruth Jesse
Marlene Bauer Hagg
Barbara Romac
Mary Lena Faulk
Joann Prentic
Marle Lindstrom
Miss Wright
Miss Jessen
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